Faith Van Horne - Healing Pentecostalism (N273)

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Post-evangelical, Reconstruction, Liberation Theology, Religion & Spirituality, Christian Mysticism, Progressive Christianity, Faith Shift, Deconstruction, Evolving Faith, Religious Trauma Healing, Embodied Spirituality, Spiritual Direction, Mystical Christianity, Contemplative Spirituality, Christianity

4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2022

⏱️ 118 minutes

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Faith Van Horne left the fundamentalist Pentecostal tradition that she’d grown up in as a young person. Years later, after exploring various spiritualities, she was surprised to find herself drawn back to her Pentecostal roots, allbeit on very...

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome back to Nomad Podcast. I'm Joy and this is David Benjamin Blower in Lester.
0:43.2	Hello Joy. It's nice to be here.
0:45.0	Yeah. Do you have any opinions on Laster?
0:47.8	Well, I've only ever been to the train station and your guy's house.
0:52.3	And, well, I played a gig at a place here didn't I once
0:55.7	and that was good
0:57.2	that was officially the county I think
0:59.1	so yeah
1:00.4	oh no there was a
1:01.8	do you remember like years ago
1:04.0	near the theatre
1:06.0	yeah it was a cool kind of basement
1:07.8	it was nice the exchange I think it was
1:10.4	which I think is closed now.
1:12.1	Oh, well, that was the thing I liked about Lester.
1:14.4	It's gone.
1:15.6	Yeah.
1:16.5	I like your guy's house.
1:17.9	We're in a shed at the back of your garden as well, which sort of feels like a mirror of Tim's world.
1:24.4	Yeah, though mine's a bit more about blankets and cushions and pictures of stones and stuff.
1:29.0	Oh, your guy's show is so different.
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